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[Come, let us worship our King]

[Come, let us worship our King]

Composer: Jonas Myrin; Composer: Phil Wickham
Published in 5 hymnals


Composer: Jonas Myrin

(no biographical information available about Jonas Myrin.) Go to person page >

Composer: Phil Wickham

Phil Wickham was born in San Diego, California to Lisa and John Wickham, members of the band Parable, a band formed during the Jesus Movement. Phil is a musician and worship leader, best known for his song "This Is Amazing Grace," but he has written may others. Dianne Shapiro, from theroadshowtour.com/get-to-know-phil-wickham, accessed 3/8/2017 Go to person page >

Tune Information

Title: [Come, let us worship our King]
Composer: Jonas Myrin
Composer: Phil Wickham
Key: G Major
Copyright: © Capitol CMG Paragon, Son of the Lion, Phil Wickham Music, Simply Global Songs, Sing My Songs (admin. Capitol CMG Publishing, Essential Music Publishing LLC)

Timeline

Arrangements

Piano Solo

  • Keyboard Worship & Praise Volume 14 Number 1 October November December 2020: The Best of Christian Music for Today's Church
    Composer/Editors Larry Shackley; Todd Beaney
    Published By: Lorenz Publishing Company (2020) pp. 30

Instances

Instances (1 - 5 of 5)

CCLI Top 100 #15

CCLI Top 100 #16

CCLI Top 100 #21

CCLI Top 100 #28

CCLI Top 100 #29

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